The US economy will most likely feel the effect of a strong slowdown on other economies around the world. This is what the major economists of the International Monetary Fund say, taking into account the signs of a slowdown in the competitive economies of the United States.
In a recent interview, Maurice Obstfeld expressed his vision of the US economy rather than entering into a recession but rather progressively slowing down in 2019 and 2020 as the impact of corporate incentives will begin to waste.
Concerns about signs of growth slowdown in Europe and Asia have already begun to influence the outlook for the US economy, although the Fed is preparing to raise interest rates in December.
Obstfeld, however, expects the economy to grow above the next year's average. But he thinks he will get worse if inflation is hurrying strongly in the US, and Fed responds with higher interest rates at a time when fiscal policy is starting to reverse.
Source: Financial Times
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